The ruling on one who intended divorce and then retracted
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What is the ruling on a man who ordered his wife—who is my relative—to come to us, and he would send her the divorce paper, but he did not send the paper, and he intended to take her back? What is the ruling in this case? Do we send her back to him or not?
Divorce does not occur except by verbal expression, or by writing, or by gesture from a person who is unable to speak, such as a mute person.And as for his saying to her: "Go to your family, and your paper will come to you," and her paper did not come to her, so this is not a divorce. Send her back to him now without any condition.
Divorce does not occur except by verbal expression, or by writing, or by gesture from a person who is unable to speak, such as a mute person.And as for his saying to her: "Go to your family, and your paper will come to you," and her paper did not come to her, so this is not a divorce. Send her back to him now without any condition.